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Have a nice and profitable day everyone. :)
Guten tag scapaflow, Danke schön for the information. :)
es heißt = it means
Ich spreche kein deutsch = I can't speak German.
I used the word "next" to mean going on to your next trade or investment. I didn't mean by "next" that you shouldn't trade the same security again. "Next" also means if your trade is going against you or if you are making a profit then take action according to your plan that you made BEFORE you made your trade. I have been in an out of the same security many times at successively better prices.
Concentrate on what you have and on what your reasonable goal for your investnment or trade is, not on a "to the moon price" with your trade or investment. When you double your investment if you sell half you guarantee that you can't have any loss and the first half of your trade is already locked in at a 100% profit! :) :)
Auf Wiedersehen
Bob
Hallo and guten morgen Serael, you're very welcome. Ich sprechen kein Deutsch; I am using translators and related sites. :) Should that be "spreche or "sprechen"?
Viel Glück on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob
Hi MMStockPlay, note to you and our AAPT colleagues. Set an exit point for any trade that you make for any option, stock, or ETF etc. before you make that trade. Determine the maximum loss that you are willing to take, i.e., set a mental stop, and that you can afford to take and stick to it. Plan your trades and trade your plan. :)
I never use real stop-loss or buy-stop orders because the danger is that you can be taken out at the low end of the stop-loss order or if you're short at the high end of the buy-stop order with all the other buy-stop or sell-stop orders. Don't let them take it away from you especially at the worst possible price. Use mental trailing stops as your trade goes higher or lower if you're long or short.
Don't assume that a low price is a good price. Do your own technical analysis and DD before buying and/or adding to any position. Don't assume that so-called averaging down is a good idea; it may cost you a lot of money that you can't afford to lose. When your assumption and trade goes against you and your plan and reaches your pre-planned exit point, get out and say , "NEXT." Don't ever let your profits in any position turn into a loss; don't let them take it away from you.
Always have a goal, a plan, and an execution strategy for the plan for trading and investing and everything in life. Evaluate the result of all your trades, plans, and executions of those plans and make changes for the future where and when necessary. This is called post-implentation-review of you goals, plans, and executions of those plans.
Good luck on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob
Thanks for your comments OCMillionare, I agree with you on AAPT. :)
Note to you and our AAPT colleagues. Set an exit point for any trade that you make for any option, stock, or ETF etc. before you make that trade. Determine the maximum loss that you are willing to take, i.e., set a mental stop, and that you can afford to take and stick to it. Plan your trades and trade your plan. :)
I never use real stop-loss or buy-stop orders because the danger is that you can be taken out at the low end of the stop-loss order or if you're short at the high end of the buy-stop order with all the other buy-stop or sell-stop orders. Don't let them take it away from you especially at the worst possible price. Use mental trailing stops as your trade goes higher or lower if you're long or short.
Don't assume that a low price is a good price. Do your own technical analysis and DD before buying and/or adding to any position. Don't assume that so-called averaging down is a good idea; it may cost you a lot of money that you can't afford to lose. When your assumption and trade goes against you and your plan and reaches your pre-planned exit point, get out and say , "NEXT." Don't ever let your profits in any position turn into a loss; don't let them take it away from you.
Always have a goal, a plan, and an execution strategy for the plan for trading and investing and everything in life. Evaluate the result of all your trades, plans, and executions of those plans and make changes for the future where and when necessary. This is called post-implentation-review of you goals, plans, and executions of those plans.
Good luck on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob-C
Hallo scapaflow, guten morgen. thanks for your comments and suggestion. :)
Best,
Bob
Thanks red birds, good to hear from you. :) I agree with your well-stated comments. :)
Good luck on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob-C
Thank you very much edaily, good to hear from you. :) :)
Good luck on all of your trades and investments.
Best,
Bob-C
Hi buckiii2, thanks for your PM. :) Yes, my reply to you was favorable wrt AAPT. :) I'm long and strong on AAPT and IMHO, the outlook looks good for AAPT in terms of their projected growth and prospective revenue and profit. (Not trading or investing advice-please do your own DD before investing or trading in any security or trading vehicle. Carefully consider what you can afford to lose in addition to speculating about how much you may win on any particular trade or investment including AAPT. :) Consider the Return of your Money in addition to Return on your Money.
Best,
Bob-C
Thanks very much MMStockPlay for your PM, I deeply appreciate all your comments and your wisdom and insights. :) You're doing very well, keep up your outstanding work, videos, and DD. :)
IMHO, if one is going to trade options, which are quickly deteriorating and wasting assets in terms of Delta, price and premium, it is important not to treat options, which have a very limited lifetime, like stocks which theoretically have an unlimited lifetime. When you have a profit in an option or a set of options take the money immediately and run; don't let them take it away from you. I trade options in terms of hours, minutes, and seconds. Many times I have traded an option for only 30-40 minutes and then I sold it for a profit. Later on that day it was worthless! :)
Always use ID (intraday) charts in addition to 2-hour, 4-hour, daily, weekly, and monthly charts. I review and/or post thousands of charts of all kinds a year. :) I monitor the stock and commodity futures prices and charts worldwide 24/7 365 in addition to other responsibilities. You are right to put your job and other responsibilities as a high priority.
Only use a limited amount of your capital to invest or to trade. Patience and discipline are the keywords to successful investing and trading. Without technical analysis, it's like flying with your eyes closed-very dangerous to your wallet. :) "He [or she who sells today will live to buy another day." "Better a steady dime than a seldom dollar." Don't go for a killing or your will be run over. "They" taketh it away faster than "they" giveth. Don't keep speculating where the price will go; a good profit in the hand is far better than a theoretical profit in the bush. Don't plant roses around the pool next to the castle in the sky. :) Any sale for any profit is a good trade. :) Don't marry any stock or option. Take you money and then say "NEXT."
Wishing you and yours the best always,
Bob
Thanks a lot TRADER34, always good to hear from you. :)
Good luck on your trades.
Best,
Bob
Thanks very much marcpopo. It's a pleasure to share with you and our AAPT colleagues. :)
Good luck on all your trades.
Best,
Bob
Hi buckiii2, nice to hear from you. :) No, it wasn't strange at all, it was part of the SOP merchandising operations as I mentioned in my previous post to which you are replying. IMHO, the PTB didn't want to raise prices on good news, just the opposite, they wanted to discourage investors from buying AAPT until they (the PTB) get their shares and then distribute their sharesto the public, aka the bagholders who don't do their DD and technical analysis, at far higher prices, i.e., "sold to you."
Good luck on your trades,
Bob-C
Thanks very much MMStockPlay!! :) :)
IMHO, when a department store holds a sale it lowers prices to attract investors. When worldwide stock markets hold a sale they raise prices in order to attract the traders and fund managers, aka lemmings. IMVHO, this is all part of the SOP merchandising operations. :)
Regards, :)
Bob
ALERT: Extremely bullish action on AAPT today!!! :) :) Many of my fellow AAPT colleagues will wonder how can a sharp drop at the open of .0035 and then ending flat at .0215 be bullish for AAPT especially in light of the extremely bullish news from AAPT today?
IMVHO, this was SOP (Standard Operating [merchandising] Procedure) to discourage and shake out shareholders, cover the PTB short sales from the previous close, and then accumulate shares for themselves, finally moving AAPT back up to close flat for the day. When they're locked and loaded and ready to dump their shares they'll gun AAPT on back-to-back days on higher volume like last time when they raced AAPT to the .09 level and then dumped their shares and shorted AAPT prior to taking AAPT down to the .011 level, all IMHO of course. I'm not fooled by the sucker drop-down play in the morning, just the opposite; I remain long and strong on AAPT! :) I "know when to hold em', know when to fold em', and when to walk away." :) Have AAPT will travel. :)
When a department store holds a sale it lowers prices to attract investors. When worldwide stock markets hold a sale they raise prices in order to attract the traders and fund managers, aka lemmings. IMVHO, this is all part of the SOP merchandising operations. :)
Disclaimer: My comments are for educational sharing only and not meant for investing or trading advice.
Good luck to all!
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
ALERT: Extremely bullish action on AAPT today!!! :) :) Many of my fellow AAPT colleagues will wonder how can a sharp drop at the open of .0035 and then ending flat at .0215 be bullish for AAPT especially in light of the extremely bullish news from AAPT today?
IMVHO, this was SOP (Standard Operating [merchandising] Procedure) to discourage and shake out shareholders, cover the PTB short sales from the previous close, and then accumulate shares for themselves, finally moving AAPT back up to close flat for the day. When they're locked and loaded and ready to dump their shares they'll gun AAPT on back-to-back days on higher volume like last time when they raced AAPT to the .09 level and then dumped their shares and shorted AAPT prior to taking AAPT down to the .011 level, all IMHO of course. I'm not fooled by the sucker drop-down play in the morning, just the opposite; I remain long and strong on AAPT! :) I "know when to hold em', know when to fold em', and when to walk away." :) Have AAPT will travel. :)
Disclaimer: My comments are for educational sharing only and not meant for investing or trading advice.
Good luck to all!
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
You're welcome highstakes, thanks very much for your comments! :) :)
Have a great day and a happy and successful trading week.
Best,
Bob
Thanks very much MMStockPlay. :) Keep up your good work and great calls! :)
Best,
Bob
BBDA ALERT: Hi everyone, my BBDA pick is right on target! BBDA is up 43% today! :) :) Have BBDA will travel. :)
Here is the BBDA 6-month-weekly chart:
BBDA has rocketed above its weekly pivot point on strong demand volume! :)
BBDA's weekly OBV, MFI, and CMF are increasing and looking good.
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
Hi everyone, here is the BBDA daily chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly chart:
Here is the BBDA daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the BBDA daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the BBDA daily PPO and 50 and 200 DMA chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly RIS and 40 WMA chart:
Cheers,
Bob-C
ALERT: BBDA-Wisdom BBDA has a great .0001 spread! I'm now up 100% and holding strong. :) I'm glad that you caught my BBDA alerts and charts. :)
Here is the BBDA daily chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly chart:
Here is the BBDA daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the BBDA daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the BBDA daily PPO and 50 and 200 DMA chart:
Here is the BBDA weekly RIS and 40 WMA chart:
Best, :)
Bob
You're very welcome highstakes, thanks a lot for the AAPT Pawtizer video! :)
Good luck on AAPT and all of your investments and trades.
Have a great and happy weekend.
Bob
Hi 110lb.Striper, here is the KLDO daily chart:
Thanks very much for your PM and your comments. :)
Here is the KLDO weekly chart:
Here is the KLDO daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the KLDO weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the KLDO weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the KLDO daily PPO and 50 and 200 DMA chart:
Here is the KLDO weekly RIS and 40 WMA chart:
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
Hi Wisdom, here is the AAPT daily chart:
I have AAPT. Go AAPT Go!
Here is the AAPT weekly chart:
Here is the AAPT daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the AAPT daily PPO and 50 and 200 DMA chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly RIS and 40 WMA chart:
I agree with you about the very poor SEGI spread.
Cheers,
Bob
Hi Wisdom and MMStockPlay et al., here is the SEGI daily chart:
Here is the SEGI weekly chart:
Here is the SEGI daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the SEGI weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the SEGI daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the SEGI weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the SEGI daily PPO and 50 and 200 DMA chart:
Here is the KLDO weekly RIS and 40 WMA chart:
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
Futures ALERT: The MHoney Badger and Wisdom et al., the CME Globex INDU, SPX, and NDX futures contracts are currently down sharply. Although they may turn around by the open of trading on Friday be careful with any Calls or Puts that expire at the close of trading on Friday. I bought the 615 AAPL puts in addition to the 625 AAPL calls to create an AAPL "Strangle," one strike price OTM on eiher side. If AAPL heads down I'll close the calls and let the puts run. :) I remain open to buying puts for next week on both AAPL and/or the QQQs depending on how Friday's trading goes, up or down or a reversal near the close.
Best,
Bob-C
Thanks very much for all of your comments and insights The MHoney Badger. Good luck on your 625s too. :)
Yes, I enjoy playing the QQQ and AAPL options. The very narrow bid-ask spread on the QQQ options and the reasonably good spread on AAPL in addition to the high liquidity on both the AAPL and the QQQ options is very helpful.
Have a great day and a happy and successful trading day on Friday.
Go The MHoney Badger Go!
Bob-C
Hi The MHoney Badger, it's a pleasure to hear from you. :) We're both thinking about the same AAPL weekly calls and/or puts. AAPL has formed a 4-5-day pennant on the daily chart and could break up or down. The AAPL 625 weekly call is currently going for .73 but as I write to you AAPL is slipping and is now up 2.74 @ 619.95. Please note my comments are only for educational sharing and not meant for investing or trading advice. :) GMTA. :)
Here is the AAPL daily Pivot-Point chart:
It's a difficult decision. The QQQs are up .17.
Here is the QQQ daily Pivot-Point chart:
Note the very overbought Fast Sto and Full Sto on both the AAPL and QQQ daily charts.
This is only educational sharing; I just bought the AAPL 625 call. :) Do your own DD and don't buy based on my comments only on what you think is the right thing for you to do. Consider both return on money and the return of your money. The premium on these calls is going very fast. Caveat Emptor.
Good luck on all your trades.
Best,
Bob-C
Yes it's OK marcpopo, thanks for all your good efforts. ;) :) Keep up your good work!
Best,
Bob-C
Hi portermac, good to hear from you. :) I'm glad to be on board with you and our AAPT colleagues. :)
Go AAPT Go!
Have a great, profitable, and happy trading day and week always.
Best,
Bob-C
Thanks very much scapaflow, always good to hear from you. :) See my post immediately below to marcpopo and my comments on AAPT's weekly chart, CMF, Accum/Dist, and Fast Sto all of which are going higher. :)
Have a great day and a happy and profitable trading day every day.
Best,
Bob-C
Thanks very much marcpopo, I deeply appreciate your comments. :)
I'm on board the AAPT Rocket Express with you. Have AAPT will travel. :)
Here is the AAPT weekly chart depicting an increasing
CMF (Chaikin Money Flow), high long-term Accum/Dist, and a positive and rising Fast Sto. :) The chart also depicts a major bullish hammer candlestick terminating the AAPT downturn. Also, AAPT has crossed upward through its 50 WEMA (Weekly Exponential Moving Average) which is a good positive sign. :)
Cheers,
Bob-C
Hi marcpopo, good to hear from you. :)
Here is the AAPT daily chart:
Today is a good day for AAPT. AAPT has broken upward through its daily pivot point at .022 and is headed toward the R1 level at .029. Then if it breaks upward through the R1 level and closes above the R1 level it will be headed towards the R2 level at .038. :)
Here is the AAPT weekly chart:
If AAPT breaks above the .031 level on the AAPT weekly chart then it will be heading for the .06 level. :)
My comments in this post or any other post of mine are never meant as financial or investing advice. My comments are for educational sharing only.
Good luck on all of your trades and investments.
Best, :)
Bob-C
Hi Wisdom, highstakes, and MMStockPlay et al., here's Curiosity Rover's self-portrait courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech NASA Photojournal number PIA16012):
Click on the link above to obtain the TIFF-Full-Res version of the following Full-Res JPEG version.
Cheers, =)
Bob-C
You're very welcome highstakes. :) I appreciate your humor and I look forward with you to AAPT's products hitting the shelves in multiple venues. =) We'll then celebrate with the rest of our AAPT colleagues.
Best always,
Bob